What is the width the mounting screws/rail goes up to? What is the width of the top part of this rail where I would mount my scope?
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It's a picattiny rail top about an inch wide that accepts virtually all scopes. It's made very well.
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Not quite sure what you are asking, but here goes and hope this helps. I've also included published specs at the end. I used this riser for mounting a compact tactical style 9" long scope [would not advise using for long tube scopes]. It's easy to mount and so far it has performed well. Be sure to tighten clamp screws securely on both riser and scope ring mount base clamp. Particularly, if using on center-fire rifle check for loosening after a few shots. Steel screws into aluminum threads are easy to stretch, strip or gall. Consider thread lock [Loctite for guns] or lock washers. The riser will fit any existing standard Picatinny rail. The scope mount area will accept either Picatinny or Weaver standard mount scope rings. Product Specs: 1 Picatinny rail with 13 slots Side plate with spring tension for quick and easy installation Precision machined from aircraft aluminum with matte black anodizing Dimensions: 5.7 by 1.75 inches (L x W)
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I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another rail if required. I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another... » Read More I am not sure just exactly what you are asking, but hope the following might be of some help. I installed the subject riser on an M4 carbine I built up using a Mil spec A3 upper receiver. I just measured the dimensions of the rail widths and found both the riser mount clamps and the scope ring clamps measured .833" wide. This unit was advertised to be compatible with either a standard picatinny or a weaver rails system. I believe it is. I did not want to break down my system to determine maximum widths possible, but I am sure it would go a few thousanths of an inch wider on another rail if required. « Show Less
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One inch wide at the widest point. The mounting base uses one slot to mount it but will cover the rails to either side of the slot. I have mine mounted at the very front slot (barrel end) and it lines up well to catch the shells. Hope this helps.
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Hi Lizzy, I have the scope mounted on my AR15 from where it attaches to the rail to top of ring measures slightly lrss than 2 1/4 inches space between bottom of scope to rail about 3/4 inch hope that helps you I love the scope! best regards Jim
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Hey there' the measurement is about 1/4" from the picatinny rail to the bottom of a 40 mm of the scopeHope this is the answer or info you need!
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Eric is right, the diameter of a rifle scope is too small for the adhesive mounts. I'd look at the "roll bar mount" instead.
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What I bought is 2.5 long, 1 and 3/16 from center to center hole. Width is standard picatinny, MIL_STD_1913 rail.
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They are about 1-5/8 inches at widest point (side to side). They are made to fit the 1 inch tube of the scope. Hope that helps. :-).
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I run it with a T-1 on one rifle and with a Larue SPR mount with a leupold mk ar mod1, with no issues, don't know the height, slightly, slightly higher than My magpul pro sights
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I mounted mine in a 5 1/4" rail, but the minimum you could use is 3 1/2" due to the lenght where the rings goes. Hope this information could be helpful.
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I think it was a 3/4"... But I'm not sure though: it was to short for my scope and I had to return it
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Yes your scope will fit. Yes you will see your front sight , especially on low power setting.
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I have the scope mounted to a weaver kaspa scope on a weaver 20moa weaver base. The best measurement I can give between the top of the base and where the bottom of the scopes meets the bottom of the ring is no more than 1/4 inches.
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1 inch. Any standard scope mount should work. I look and found a light that came with the mount. It works great at spotting eyes up to 200 yards but you can not make out the body at that distance.
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Not sure of the sight measurement. I did install one on my Coly 6920. The sights are taller, so had to screw it down into the M4 front sight mount several turns to get the right adjustment.
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I think that there is two widths for the weaver rail. I have this mount, and it fits the wider of the rails. I believe is 7/8 in. or the standard Picatinny rail, what ever that is. There is a cross bar in this mount also, so it needs to match the slot in th eweaver rail.
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I am not sure as this was used as a scope mount for my M91/30 Mosin Nagant.
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from the top of the rail to the bottom of the scope I have about 3/4 of an inch.